Common Vista Run commands

Windows Vista is popular with its gorgeous interface and new ways of doing things, but in fact, if you're good at using the "Run" command, you can still dramatically simplify your operations and even find features that aren't available in regular menus.

Let's talk about some of the tool commands below Windows Vista, you just press Win+r to bring up the "run box" and then enter the appropriate command and hit return.

1, Remote Assistance: This is a very practical function, especially rookie, when you have trouble with the machine failure, you can through this function to the Internet friends to seek help, let him directly on your machine to operate. Command: Msra.exe

2, Computer Management: This is a synthesis of the management interface, you can view and configure the various components of the machine. Command: Compmgmt.msc

3. System Restore: By default, the machine automatically creates many restore points, and this command is used to restore the computer system to its previous state. Command: Rstrui.exe

4. System Properties: View basic information about your computer's system settings. Command: Control.exe system

5, disable UAC: Do you often encounter this thing, a run executable program will pop up to ask you whether to continue? This is the new feature of Vista-user Account Control. If you don't like it, you can disable the feature by following the command, and you will need to reboot after running.

6. Order: cmd.exe/k%windir%system32reg.exe ADD hklmsoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionpoliciessystem/v enablelua/t REG_DWORD/D 0/f

If you want to re-enable UAC, you can use this command:

cmd.exe/k%windir%system32reg.exe ADD hklmsoftwaremicrosoftwindowscurrentversionpoliciessystem/v enablelua/t REG_ DWORD/D 1/f

7, Registry Editor: The Registry is the core of windows, but also a lot of experts show the level of paradise. This tool has been around since Win95, and Vista is certainly no exception, but it has changed to 32-bit. Command: Regedt32.exe

8. Enabling UAC: Enabling user Account Control (requiring a reboot) about Windows: Almost every software has a "about" dialog box to display version and copyright information, and Windows is certainly no exception. Command: Winver.exe

9, Task Manager: In WinXP, as long as you press ctrl+alt+delete at the same time you can pull out the window, it can display information about the computer running the program and process details. But in Vista is not so convenient, you need to use the following command. Command: Taskmgr.exe

10, IP configuration: Want to know your IP network configuration is what state? Enter the following command to see.

Command: cmd.exe/k%windir%system32ipconfig.exe